First go @ Pano
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Keltic Ice Man
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Hi Ken
It looks ok, but real small - can you post a link to a bigger size of picture please.
Allan
It looks ok, but real small - can you post a link to a bigger size of picture please.
Allan
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Hope I've done this right. Click the link then the image.
http://img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=panoa2dt.jpg
http://img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=panoa2dt.jpg
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Hi Ken
I try to take a pano of all sites I fly before take off. I have learned that is normally best to take shots between 35-50mm and use fixed exposure as DJW says to prevent dark or light areas that you cannot balance. I use Arcsoft panorama maker for basic shots or photoDELETED for more elaborate work although it can be done if you are clever in PS (I'm not).
Your one is a bit like my early ones, a bit too wide so you end up with a record of what is in front of you but not a very interesting or easy to view photo.
You can have some fun with this technique like my two wives pointing out the view behind them
I try to take a pano of all sites I fly before take off. I have learned that is normally best to take shots between 35-50mm and use fixed exposure as DJW says to prevent dark or light areas that you cannot balance. I use Arcsoft panorama maker for basic shots or photoDELETED for more elaborate work although it can be done if you are clever in PS (I'm not).
Your one is a bit like my early ones, a bit too wide so you end up with a record of what is in front of you but not a very interesting or easy to view photo.
You can have some fun with this technique like my two wives pointing out the view behind them
Keltic Ice Man
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Never tried this myself (yet) but looking at the bigger pic in Photoshop I can't see the joins, so that in one way is a success.
As to the pic - well I think it might need more sky to tie one side of the hill to the other, and I think I might be inclined to crop just to the centre to make the hill the main focal point
A quick try gave me this - (Hope you don't mind)
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/1021/panoa2dt6ak.jpg - Made a link as it is over forum size limits
TFS
PS Is it the Pennines?
Allan
As to the pic - well I think it might need more sky to tie one side of the hill to the other, and I think I might be inclined to crop just to the centre to make the hill the main focal point
A quick try gave me this - (Hope you don't mind)
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/1021/panoa2dt6ak.jpg - Made a link as it is over forum size limits
TFS
PS Is it the Pennines?
Allan